A good striker is someone who knows how to kick lumps out of the opposition players and get away with it. They are not afraid of getting stuck in or getting hurt, they know how to read the ball and make space for themselves and if the defender retaliates they get penalties.
Lineker was a great striker but never kicked anyone. Ian Rush too.
Derek Hales was a great striker and kicked everyone.
I do remember Keith Peacock being very devious at corners the one time I saw him play when supporting Halifax Town many years ago. Of course I never see such things now I'm following Charlton.
I might be in the minority here but I think it’s actually a decent idea. Of course we never should be in this position thinking of playing a centre back up front but we are and right now I think he’d be a much better option than Dodoo and how KAG is playing at the moment.
Sarr is a massive unit, he’s strong, he’s not slow, in fact quite quick for his height, he’s great in the air, got good technique and weirdly, him being left footed is another bonus.
We have to remember that we are in League One, all players have their limitations, but a type of lump up front who is going to possibly bully defenders in this league, usually works exceptionally well. If he was to play up front at all, we should be looking to put in as many crosses as possible as Sarr could really attack them and score.
With Dodoo being dodoo, KAG playing poor and Best not signed yet, what have we got to lose if Magennis is out or desperately needs a rest?
I might be in the minority here but I think it’s actually a decent idea. Of course we never should be in this position thinking of playing a centre back up front but we are and right now I think he’d be a much better option than Dodoo and how KAG is playing at the moment.
Sarr is a massive unit, he’s strong, he’s not slow, in fact quite quick for his height, he’s great in the air, got good technique and weirdly, him being left footed is another bonus.
We have to remember that we are in League One, all players have their limitations, but a type of lump up front who is going to possibly bully defenders in this league, usually works exceptionally well. If he was to play up front at all, we should be looking to put in as many crosses as possible as Sarr could really attack them and score.
With Dodoo being dodoo, KAG playing poor and Best not signed yet, what have we got to lose if Magennis is out or desperately needs a rest?
He could get the knock downs for our nippy little wingers too.
Sarr is also proving to be a capable LeftBack when needed - again last night, DaSilva taken off late when we were being flooded with high balls into the box.
Extra height at the back, yet with a good tackle, ability to run with the ball and pass.
Sarr is also proving to be a capable LeftBack when needed - again last night, DaSilva taken off late when we were being flooded with high balls into the box.
Extra height at the back, yet with a good tackle, ability to run with the ball and pass.
Assuming Bauer is fit I can see him playing at left back at Scunny like he did at Bradford. This would also free up Da Silva for a possible midfield role if Reeves is not fit.
Don't quite get the "cult hero in the making" tag, but glad he's doing well.
Here's a song for him, based on "Wandrin' Star"....
He’s a giant, he is called Naby Sarr He's a giant, he is called Naby Sarr
His head is made for heading His feet are made to kick
He's getting better at football But he is still better with his.......
Prefer a Bowie version...
He's a sarrman waiting in the sky He'd like to come and meet us Driesden thinks he'd blow our minds There's a sarrman waiting in the sky We've told him not to blow it Cause he knows Charlton's worthwhile He told me: Let the owners lose it Let the owners use it Let the owners lose money
I randomly played against a player on Fifa Utimate team who had a list of star players and then Naby Sarr at left centre back in a 3. Own up, who's team was it?
I randomly played against a player on Fifa Utimate team who had a list of star players and then Naby Sarr at left centre back in a 3. Own up, who's team was it?
I randomly played against a player on Fifa Utimate team who had a list of star players and then Naby Sarr at left centre back in a 3. Own up, who's team was it?
I randomly played against a player on Fifa Utimate team who had a list of star players and then Naby Sarr at left centre back in a 3. Own up, who's team was it?
I randomly played against a player on Fifa Utimate team who had a list of star players and then Naby Sarr at left centre back in a 3. Own up, who's team was it?
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However, he got in there unlike Dodoo & KAG.
Sarr is a massive unit, he’s strong, he’s not slow, in fact quite quick for his height, he’s great in the air, got good technique and weirdly, him being left footed is another bonus.
We have to remember that we are in League One, all players have their limitations, but a type of lump up front who is going to possibly bully defenders in this league, usually works exceptionally well. If he was to play up front at all, we should be looking to put in as many crosses as possible as Sarr could really attack them and score.
With Dodoo being dodoo, KAG playing poor and Best not signed yet, what have we got to lose if Magennis is out or desperately needs a rest?
Sarr is also proving to be a capable LeftBack when needed - again last night, DaSilva taken off late when we were being flooded with high balls into the box.
Extra height at the back, yet with a good tackle, ability to run with the ball and pass.
Don't quite get the "cult hero in the making" tag, but glad he's doing well.
Here's a song for him, based on "Wandrin' Star"....
He’s a giant, he is called Naby Sarr
He's a giant, he is called Naby Sarr
His head is made for heading
His feet are made to kick
He's getting better at football
But he is still better with his.......
He's a sarrman waiting in the sky
He'd like to come and meet us
Driesden thinks he'd blow our minds
There's a sarrman waiting in the sky
We've told him not to blow it
Cause he knows Charlton's worthwhile
He told me:
Let the owners lose it
Let the owners use it
Let the owners lose money
But now he's alright.
Walking in a Naby wonderland.